GEOINT

Theory

Geospacial intelligence (GEOINT) is intelligence by analyzing geospacial maps and images about the human activity. This part will present some tools to find and analyze geospacial information. These information could be useful during a Red Team to scout the target's location in order to find building entrances, monitored areas, etc.

Practice

MAPS Outdoor geoint: -google.mapsarrow-up-right -google.earth -yandex maps Allowed areas for drones: -https://www.drone-spot.tech/carte-des-spots-pour-faire-voler-son-drone.aspxarrow-up-right -

IMAGES Find general metadata: -http://fotoforensics.comarrow-up-right Find metadata + hidden pixels + error level analysis (ELA) + ect.. -http://exif.regex.info/exif.cgiarrow-up-right -https://29a.ch/photo-forensicsarrow-up-right Reverse image search: **-https://tineye.com/arrow-up-right Search for similar images: -https://images.google.comarrow-up-right -https://yandex.com/images/arrow-up-right Remove image background: -https://www.remove.bg/arrow-up-right

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It is possible to image search within an image using for instance the Bing's tool: -https://blogs.bing.com/search-quality-insights/2017-06/beyond-text-queries-searching-with-bing-visual-searcharrow-up-right

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In a journalistic context it is crucial to verify sources, including images. Here is a guide to verify image's veracity: https://firstdraftnews.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/FDN_verificationguide_photos.pdf?x40896arrow-up-right

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